What are the origins of the hamburger?

Answer 1

what kind of question is this hu you guys r great from www.thefreedictionary.com By the middle of the 19th century people in the port city of Hamburg, Germany, enjoyed a form of pounded beef called Hamburg steak. The large numbers of Germans who migrated to North America during this time probably brought the dish and its name along with them. The entrée may have appeared on an American menu as early as 1836, although the first recorded use of Hamburg steak is not found until 1884. The variant form hamburger steak, using the German adjective Hamburgermeaning "from Hamburg," first appears in a Walla Walla, Washington, newspaper in 1889. By 1902 we find the first description of a Hamburg steak close to our conception of the hamburger, namely a recipe calling for ground beef mixed with onion and pepper.

Answer 2

Hamburgers originated in Germany in 1928 by a man named Yuillius W. Farge.

A man named Gary L. Sandwich, years before, was rushing and didn't have time to sit down to a normal meal... Putting some bits of lettuce, tomatoes and ham on a piece of bread-- the first sandwich was made!

Later, after the "sandwich" became popular, Farge improved it by putting a piece of meat(ham) and other preparatives we use in modern day, between a sliced bun. The city he originiated from, Friiburg, added to the word "ham", became the new food we all know and love, the hamburger!!

Answer 3

Hamburg,Germany See Web Links for much more on the origin of the hamburger.

Answer 4

Apparently from German immigrants who came from Hamburg to America. They used the name taken from Hamburg

Answer 5

It comes from Hamburg, Germany where it was first used.

Answer 6

the fifteenth century